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  • Killa Cam’Ron Digs Deep

    Killa Cam’Ron Digs Deep

    Aug 11, 2009

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    by

    Sarah Williams
    in Uncategorized

    In the sultry, slow, even-toned raps his fans have come to love, Cam tells the story of his escapades with a fine young piece and how he changed her life by hitting the bottom of her punani. His voice rides cleanly over the lyrics he spits, even when they somehow don’t actually rhyme.

  • Impressions of Istanbul

    Impressions of Istanbul

    Sep 30, 2018

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    by

    Sinan Ozbay
    in Essays

    A country in flux; coffee shared over small, wooden tables and fortune telling.

  • Puppy Videos

    Puppy Videos

    Feb 14, 2015

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    by

    Susannah Sharpless
    in Poetry

    I’m all about puppies during finals because I never feel like less of human than when I have written the phrase “sociopolitical framework” and wondered whether what I meant was actually “geopolitical,”

  • My Own Private Princeton

    My Own Private Princeton

    Oct 24, 2015

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    by

    Carolyn Kelly
    in Campus

    During Reading Period of freshman spring, I developed a strange study habit.

  • 175 Centimeters

    175 Centimeters

    Apr 3, 2017

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    by

    Max Greenwald
    in Dance, Fiction

    “Click. Click. Click.”

  • We’re All Born Naked

    We’re All Born Naked

    Oct 31, 2025

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    by

    Ellie Diamond, Harry Gorman
    in Nass Recommends

    Harry Gorman and Ellie Diamond have inspired the Nassau Weekly to start its own drag career… we are henceforth known as Narcissa W. Eakly. Wait, scratch that. We’ll workshop it.

  • Intime Knows that Sex Sells

    Intime Knows that Sex Sells

    Mar 24, 2004

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    by

    Rachel Axelbank
    in Culture

    They say you learn something new every day. “Aight,” you’re going, “but do you really?” I’m gonna go out on a limb now and say that that’s the basic premise of this here education: learning. But even if I’m generous and say that I learn something new every day I go to class or do…

  • Synesthesia

    Synesthesia

    Apr 28, 2010

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    by

    Yi Liao
    in Poetry

    When the girl sings, I see the strings in her voice the velvety tendrils, winding and fluttering the spaces between us trembling with crimsons shuddering with saffrons blazing with the teal of Sunday church bells I never doubt the clarity of her melodies, when the webs of mellifluous reds bleed out and she inhales every…

  • Hundreds Humbled by the First Year Move-in Experience

    Hundreds Humbled by the First Year Move-in Experience

    Oct 9, 2022

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    by

    Sofiia Shapovalova
    in Campus, Humor

    A satirical take on the chaos that was this year’s freshmen move-in.

  • Wind Runs Through It

    Wind Runs Through It

    Feb 26, 2026

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    by

    Riley Pan
    in Essays

    Contending with tragedies, one at a time.

  • Secretly Sexy

    Secretly Sexy

    Dec 1, 2004

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    by

    Rachel Lyon
    in Campus

    You know what I mean: it’s that je ne sais quoi that attracts you to someone, the little things you can’t put your finger on when you’re talking about the object of your affection with your friends.

  • This Is How God Walks the Playground

    This Is How God Walks the Playground

    Oct 11, 2014

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    by

    Aron Wander
    in Poetry

    Two fists and a bruised knuckle. No lunch money. No school bus. He wears his soles out each morning, drops them at the back of the courtyard, and goes to class barefoot. Doesn’t say much. He sits alone some days and other days he doesn’t. Always the same thing for lunch. Carrots and men.

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